Phone: 203-786-5110
Fax: 203-786-5330
Website: http://www.svigals.com

Contact(s)
Jay M. Brotman, AIA - [email protected] - [email protected]

General Information
Svigals + Partners has specialized in laboratory planning and design for research environments and entrepreneurial corporations since its inception in 1983. The broad range of our experience from master planning to the technical details provides strategic development of new or renovated facilities within the context of institutional goals. The variety of laboratory types designed over many years of planning offers our clients a perspective on the spectrum of laboratory design today from the efficiency of highly focused commercial production to the most complex research environments. Most importantly, this technical expertise is fully integrated with the architecture, creating a vibrant, attractive home for the research community.

Svigals + Partners has the:

* Vision as Architects to provide a "home" for laboratory research. We bring the human dimension into designing state-of-the-art research environments.

* Experience from Big to Small. Our clients range from small start-ups to multi-million dollar companies and first class research institutions. Projects range in size from 2,500 sq. ft. to 200,000 sq. ft.

* Experience and Expertise over many years with a wide variety of lab designs including cell biology, molecular biology, tissue culture, and animal care facilities. We understand the evolution of laboratory design and the technical demands of complex research.

* Qualified Staff to implement your projects. Every member of our staff has laboratory experience.

Our clients include Yale University School of Medicine, the University of Connecticut, and many of the most creative biotechnology companies in the region including Genaissance Pharmaceuticals, CuraGen, Cellular Genomics, Phytoceutica, Ikonisys, Molecular Staging and Vion Pharmaceuticals. Svigals + Partners provides a full range of architectural services, from master planning, site selection and feasibility studies through design and construction.

Other Information
Ownership: Private

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